Kraut's English phonetic blog

credit: BBC Penelope Keith If you know 'To the Manor Born' you will most certainly be familiar with the fact that Penelope (Anne...

I should like to supply page numbers and other hints for my blog followers who are interested in knowing where I got my information from: 1...

This blog entry is off-topic though related to my blog on Alexander John Ellis. In that blog on Ellis I wrote that he had exchanged his last...

credit: The Phonetician 81 (2000) Gordon Frederick Arnold was born on the 22nd of January 1920 in Braintree, UK. After his graduation at ...

Alexander John Ellis was born on the 14th of June 1814 in Hoxton, a district which today is part of the London Borough of Hackney. Ellis is ...

credit:www.logisticspersonnel.com In yesterday's phonetics class I asked my German students which errors were likely to be made in th...

credit: www.cornwallforever.net Richard Carew "And thus, when substantiallnes combyneth with delightfullnes, fullnes with fynenes, ...

This is how my last blog entry ended: "Murray must have come to the conviction that the basis of phonetics of that time was solid eno...

James Murray I got hold of a fairly interesting academic paper describing how James Murray developed his views on the phonetic notation t...